I will address the first part of your question with respect to the Privacy Act and why, in our view, it's not necessary to repeat the provisions in Bill C-36.
The Privacy Act is a quasi-constitutional document. In other words, it prevails over any other statute unless there are express provisions in the legislation provided for by Parliament that set aside the Privacy Act. This is not what clause 15 does. Clause 15 in actuality is there to respect some of the requirements under the Privacy Act. It provides, under section 8 of the Privacy Act, that if there is going to be disclosure, it has to be under lawful authority, and that's what clause 15 does. It's also in a very constrained manner. It's only with respect to information that needs to be shared with others exercising a health and safety regulatory function, such as that of Health Canada.